Do The Woo - A Woocommerce Podcast

Matthew Nelson of FirstTracks Marketing and Neil Harner of Inverse Paradox, share their experiences in growth, workflow and team building.

As we hit episode 400, Ronald chats with BobWP with a look back and into the next few months with the Do the Woo podcast.

In this Woo AgencyChat Julia Eden and Matt Woodman from Atomic Smash talk about evolving services, accessibility, UX/UI design and more.

Calvin Alkan joins our hosts to talk security. From malware scanners to firewalls to enterprise sites, with a layered security approach.

In WooBits, we look at the WooSesh State of the Woo and their community awards for WooCommerce, the Seshies.

How to get exposure from your WordPress product or service? There are many options, but also a lot of competition.

The Contributor Orientation Tool on WordPress.org. How this tool came to be, how it has evolved and its future for helping contributors.

Jason and Jon open the blackbox to share their experiences and insights on flagship WordCamp Asia and Europe sponsorships.

The week wraps up with my thoughts on an idea, WordPress and WooCommerce highlights, podcast episodes and parts of my brain.

Nils and Alex chat about managing client expectation, partnerships and collaboration, the Woo expert program and end with agency tips.

what3words, a unique geocoding system that represents any location on our planet, divided into 3 x 3 meter grid, and identified by three words.

This week, diversity at WP Accessibility Day, WooSesh, Cart and Checkout Blocks and more WordPress and WooCommerce community.

Zach and Josh from Big Red Jelly share insights on agency growth and enterprise as a WooCommerce and WordPress digital agency.

Colin, co-founder of FooSales and FooEvents, walks us through the product journey with his WordPress and WooCommerce plugins.

Bud Kraus and Mark Westguard chat with Alain Schlesser about his story, and a look at AI, from coding to ecommerce to the ethics.

This week I focus on giving you a bit more news around our new shows at Do the Woo and our partnership with WooSesh.

Backend WordPress and WooCommerce developer, Artemy Kaydash, shares his dev story and the importance of always learning.

Únete a Juan Hernando, Ericka Barboza y Javier Casares en una animada conversación sobre la comunidad de WordPress en España y Latinoamérica.

Reflections and highlights of WordCamp US 2023 from Matt Medeiros, Seth Goldstein, Shambi Broome, Bud Kraus, Jeremy Freemont, Mike Demo, Patrick Rauland and Katie Keith

Adam joins me for a candid conversation about WCUS and some reflections from being both an attendee and a sponsor.